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Isobel Katherine "Izzie" Stevens (born 1980) [4] [5] [6] is the daughter of a single mother named Robbie (Sharon Lawrence). [7] They lived together in a trailer park, and Stevens was affectionately nicknamed "Cricket" by her mother. [8]
Alex and Izzie's storyline was left unresolved in the sixth season, after Heigl departed the series abruptly during her maternity leave. In a January 2010 episode , Stevens leaves after she is unable to repair things with Alex.
As the workday ends, Izzie approaches Karev, hoping to reconcile, but Karev, feeling hurt and unworthy of her behavior, asks her to leave. Meredith then informs Izzie that she is getting her job back, but uninterested in returning to her old life, Izzie decides to depart, seeking a fresh start away from Seattle Grace Mercy West.
Izzie returns, after getting a message from Meredith suggesting Alex is moving on. She spends the day at the hospital attempting to win Alex back and looking for a job in the neighborhood. Alex breaks up with Izzie because he thinks he deserves someone who won't leave him, prompting Izzie to leave, never to return.
Izzie's mother comes to visit her but Izzie quickly becomes annoyed by her. Izzie then begs Bailey to lie to her mother about her test results so that she will leave. Bailey does so and the plan works, but Bailey then reveals to Izzie that she will need further surgery.
Grey’s Anatomy alums Katherine Heigl and Justin Chambers, who played Izzie Stephens and Alex Karev, respectively, on the ABC series, are set to make an appearance at the 2023 Emmy Awards ...
Izzie treats a pregnant teenager with whom she has much in common, and her interfering upsets the patient's mother, Izzie also reveals to the patient that she has a daughter. Cristina is irritated with the perky new resident, Sydney, and asks for Burke's intervention when Sydney attempts a risky procedure to save a woman's infected leg from ...
Ron Galella Collection/Getty;Paul Drinkwater/NBCUniversal/Getty . Kathy Ireland in 1991; Mark-Paul Gosselaar on 'Saved by the Bell' in 1993